Amarillo Globe Founded in 1924 and Publication Dates
The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Co announces its origins with the Amarillo Globe founded February 1 1924 and notes later dates including February 26 1924 and March 9 1479 in connection with the Amarillo Daily Sete. The notice states publication rights and credit rules for content and the paper’s contact details.
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Emer Sean
Amarillo Globe
Fetranry
Fevreary
Amariic
Feos Oodar
Amarillo Daily Sete
Globe-News Publishing Co
Janet Mary Seeks Broadway Fame Amid Mountain Secrets
The tale follows Janet Mary, raised by Auntie Pete and Uncle Pete in the Kentucky mountains, dreaming of Broadway after reading a mysterious "The Letter." Marcella Odette, Janet's mother, arrives from a show boat life and a complex past with Marcella's child shapes Janet's fate as she nears eighteenth birthday and a possible leap to urban stardom.
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Janet Mary
Pate
Hermes
Janet Wold
Pete Elmer
Pete
Uncle Pete
Janet
Hittie Marcella Odette
Marcella
Kentucky
Malden
Big Creek
Little Fork
Mercetia
Denzel James
Elmer
Auntie
Gayety
Peta
Petey
Sandy
Calliope
Charles
Kelly
DIXIE
Milo
Marcella Odette
Jake
Petes
Marcada Odette
America
Daniel Webster James
Parson James
Daniel
Peter
Daniel James
Dan James
Bethel Sherman
New York City
Hudson
Broadway
Hook Or Crook
Auntie Pete
Clare
Teage
Janie
Belle Livingstone and the coin of old age
An editorial contrasts Belle Livingstone’s philosophy of spending now with Benjamin Franklin’s thrift. It laments the clash of two temperaments within readers, urges memory and joy in old age, and notes prudence may require balance between saving and enjoyment. The piece also touches on the risks of experimental surgery on the Massachusetts Siamese twins, highlighting historical outcomes.
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Benjamin Franklin
Belle Livingstone
New York
Bohemia
Broadway
Old Ben
Benjamin
Belle
Massachusetts
Guiding Your Child Donts That Don’t Matter
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues that frequent useless donts numb a child to obedience. She recommends allowing harmless exploration and help during routines, reserving strict commands for immediate dangers like matches, windows, and street crossings.
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Agnes Lyne
Cubby Discovers a Savage Face in Green Forest
Cabby Bear meets two spotted kittens and debates play versus danger. A fearsome, snarling face peeks from an old log, prompting Cubby to abandon the kittens and flee to safety. The encounter reveals a hidden, menacing presence in the woods.
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Cabby Bear
Cubby
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Cabby
Green Forest
Cubby #0
Cubby Encounters Mrs. Yowler and Flees in Fear
Cubby the bear backs away when he spots Mrs. Yowler the Bobcat nursing her kittens. The enraged cat snarls and chases him, but Cubby bolts through the brush, terrified and tiring as Mrs. Fowler pursues, illustrating fear’s power.
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Cubby
Sons of Two Candidates Work for Dad
The piece notes both campaigns for the Democratic senatorial nomination involve the next generation. John Mayfield, 23, son of Sen Earle B. Mayfield, travels with his father and plans to stump on his own. Ben Connally, 18, son of Tom Connally, serves as chauffeur and literature distributor during speeches.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Connallys
Mayfields
John 8. Mayfield
Earle B. Mayfield
Ben Connally
Mayfield
Tom Connally
Coolidge Plans First Visit to Duluth by Auto
President Coolidge will visit Duluth for the first time during his Wisconsin tour. He agreed to come only if there were no speeches and he could return to Cedar Island Lodge for luncheon. Parade viewing stands line Duluth’s main streets for the president’s motor trip.
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Superior
Wis
Duluth
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cedar Island Lodge
Crossword Puzzle From Biblical Themed Clues
The puzzle lists numerous Biblical and general clues with horizontal and vertical directions. Questions touch on favorite son with coat of many colors, near sightedness technical term, roof of the mouth plural, unclouded, drone bee, variant of a, and many biblical figures and items, including Samuel anointing, first king of Israel, and other scattered terms.
First Jewish high priest and apostles in the Bible
A fragmented list asks who was the first Jewish high priest and which of the twelve apostles was also called Simon. It includes definitions for terms such as tents, discount, haughty, rescued, portion of a circle, leaven, and several verbs and phrases.
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Simon
Arasor
Prosperous Engineer Faces Theft Charge in New York
John D. Abbes, 53, a prosperous engineer, stood in court on a charge of stealing pennies from a blind newsboy. Police accuse him of taking a paper, a nickel, and five marked pennies. he claims he only took the proper change for a dime. He is held for Special Sessions on $500 bail.
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New York
John D. Abbes
Abbes
The Gratitude of the American People
An English visitor explains how Americans immortalize leaders by naming major routes after them. He cites Lincoln, Dixie, and Roosevelt highways as examples and ponders the idea of street names as lasting tribute, noting De to’s role in popularizing a highway.
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Wes
United States
Lincoln
Dixie
Dixie Highway
The
South
Roosevelt Way
Deto
America
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